Новости за 03.12.2020

‘I want to thank Chloé for this opportunity,’ says fashion designer in statement

With nothing else to entertain us at home, are more of us turning to online shopping to fill a gap? Charley Ross looks at how to spend your money more wisely in the run up to Christmas

‘Our city is now close to a devastating tipping point,’ mayor says

‘This will meet our gold standard of safety and efficacy that the American people have come to trust,’ Dr Stephen Hahn says

‘Lives have been altered. A person has been shot,’ police chief Todd Axtell says

Witnesses make outlandish claims about alleged voter fraud as Trump campaign suffers continued failures to overturn election results

The Indian government and protesting farmers are reporting some progress in talks and have agreed to meet again over the weekend to discuss a blockade of key highways leading to the capital by thousands of farmers angry over new agriculture laws

Facebook says it will start removing false claims about COVID-19 vaccines, in its latest move to counter a tide of coronavirus-related online misinformation

It’s estimated that digital technology contributes between 1.4% and 5.9% to global emissions

Republican officials in Georgia are floating additional requirements for the state’s vote-by-mail process — despite no evidence of systemic fraud

Their long journeys already filled with uncertainty and hardship, migrants stranded in Bosnia are now facing another adversity _ a cold Balkan winter

From renting a Christmas tree and baking your own decorations to guzzling sustainable booze, follow our tips on a sustainable festive season

The Supreme Court has ordered a lower federal court to reexamine California restrictions on indoor religious services in areas hart hit by the coronavirus in light of the justices’ recent ruling in favor of churches and synagogues in New York

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U.S. stocks are inching further into record heights Thursday, as Wall Street continues to coast following its rocket ride on optimism about coming COVID-19 vaccines

Vaccine distribution could start as early as mid-December 

As the six-day window finally opens, Sophie Gallagher speaks to students making their escape and those who have chosen to stay 

A person has been bitten by an animal during an incident at animal activist Carole Baskin’s big cat sanctuary according to local emergency services.

The definition had already been adopted by the Government and over 30 over countries

He’s a fine boxer. A champion. But he sits in the company of Johnson and Trump when it comes to being a ‘people’s champion’

Top infectious diseases experts claims FDA is doing it the ‘correct way’

A Berlin district mayor aims to leave a controversial statue commemorating women who were held as sex slaves by Japan during World War II in its place, at least for now, after Japanese officials asked for the statue to be removed

President Donald Trump will award the highest civilian honor on Thursday to former college football coach and political ally Lou Holtz

Buenos Aires has long had a thriving cafe scene and its many historic cafes and bars are officially recognized as “cafes notables” for their contribution to the capital’s culture

Newcastle’s match with Aston Villa has been postponed due to the outbreak